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Economic and Financial Resilience

The IOC is a non-governmental, not-for-profit association. It is entirely privately funded and distributes 90 per cent of its revenue to sport worldwide.

  • The IOC redistributes 90 per cent of its revenue to sport worldwide, which means that in the 2021-2024 period every day the equivalent of USD 4.7 million went to help athletes and sports organisations at all levels around the world. This is up from USD 3.25 million in 2014.

  • Thanks to robust systems and management, built up over many years, the IOC's finances have proved to be resilient despite global upheavals.

  • Since the adoption of Olympic Agenda 2020, the IOC’s revenues from the TOP and Broadcast Programmes have grown from USD 5.2 billion (2013-2016) to USD 6.9 billion (2017-2020/21) and USD 7.7 billion (2021-2024).

  • USD 7.4 billion have already been secured for 2025-2028, with a further USD 6.5 billion for the 2029-32 period.

What they have said

“The Olympic Games inspire billions of people around the world, and through this partnership TCL's diverse innovations will empower the Olympic Games and Paralympic Games and deliver exceptional experiences to a global audience. TCL will continue to fulfil its corporate social responsibility, support the Olympic sustainable development goals, and create a better future.” – Li Dongsheng, Founder and Chairman of TCL.

“The Olympic Games Paris 2024 demonstrated the global importance and reach of the Olympic Games and solidified what we already knew, and that is that beer and sports are better together. We are pleased to extend our relationship with the International Olympic Committee until 2032, and plan to continue activating the beer category to positively engage sports fans while helping to create a future with more cheers.” – Michel Doukeris, CEO, AB InBev

Olympic Agenda reforms highlights

Olympic Agenda Highlights

IOC Members meeting at the 144th Session in Greece celebrated the achievements of Olympic Agenda. In a series of presentations, the highlights of the Olympic Agenda reforms and their impacts on the IOC and the wider Olympic Movement were outlined. They included a 30-minute film showcasing the achievements of the reforms with powerful testimonials from individuals, personalities and organisations, all of whom have been positively impacted.